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Development
Tearing cities brick by brick
What will it take to make our cities resilient to frequent urban disasters? Certainly, the answer does not lie…
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Feature
Slums grow as councils snore
Risky slums are expanding contrary to time-honoured by-laws and policies, our reporters AYAMI MKWANDA and JOHN CHIRWA write. In…
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National News
NGO partners pupils in trachoma fight
Amref Health Africa says pupils can be good agents in trachoma fight who can influence teachers and parents to…
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Society
Season of jacarandas
Once again all roads lead to Blantyre Cultural Centre (BCC) and Jacaranda Cultural Centre (JCC). Blantyre Arts Festival (BAF) is…
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Development
Ndixville doesn’t snore
You name it, Ndirande has it all. If you want it, they will give it to you day or night.…
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National News
Initiation camps paralyse education in Mangochi
About 400 children from 12 villages in Traditional Authority (T/A) Makanjira in Mangochi District are yet to be released…
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Feature
Queuing for money from SA
It is a sunny afternoon in Limbe, a clustered business town in Blantyre. At the heart of the buzzing spot,…
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Society
Tonderai, Lucius to revive int’l music shows
It is yet that time of the year when the country’s entertainment industry gets busy with international artists that flood…
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National News
Malata subsidy progress in Thyolo impresses minister
Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development Anna Kachikho has expressed satisfaction with the progress of the Decent and…
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Q & A
State agencies no party donors
The debate over recent donations from public agencies to the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has rekindled calls for the…
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Development
Girls’ strides in sci-tech
In July, Rebecca Mzungu and Shreya Thakrar represented Malawi at the Global Robotics Competition in Washington DC, United States, where…
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National News
World Vision Malawi for reduced stunting in Chiradzulu
World Vision Malawi (WVI) is advocating improved nutrition standards in Chiradzulu District by engaging local communities on how to…
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National News
Journalists drilled in nutrition reporting
Journalists in the country have been challenged to tell stories that give readers a real picture on nutrition issues…
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Columns
‘Political Party Bill will promote intra-party democracy’
The Political Party Bill which if enacted by Parliament, will compel political parties to disclose their party funding, to avoid…
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Entertainment News
Madiba’s long walk to freedom
At exactly 3pm on Saturday, July 22, the upper hall of Jacaranda Cultural Centre (JCC) in Blantyre that was…
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National News
First Lady inspires girls
First Lady Gertrude Mutharika yesterday challenged girls who attended a week-long science and technology camp at Malawi University of…
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National News
Unima vice-chancellor calls for promotion of local languages
University of Malawi (Unima) vice-chancellor Professor John Kalenga Saka has urged Malawians to be proud of their local languages…
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Society
Vic Marley’s music style
Victor Kunje aka Vic Marley marked the epoch of a new era in ragga music to a generation that was…
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National News
Minister for more investment in higher education
Minister of Education, Science and Technology Bright Msaka says Malawi should invest in quality higher education if it is…
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National News
MEC set for Oct 17 by-elections
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has said registration for the long-awaited October 17 by-elections will take place from August…
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